Port Orford Note«.
From the Tribune.
Dr. Glanville is quite ill and is
confined to the house at his home in
Kort Orford.
Prof. Wood. <>f Coos courtly, has
lx*en employed to teach the Port
< >rford school, the term to begin on
Monday, Oatolxtr 14th.
Dan Anderson, after spending the
summer with his children in Coos
and Curry, has returned to the Sol
dier's Home at Roseburg.
Mr. Neumann, Sr., and wife
moved up to Bandon List week,
where they have purchased a house
in town, and have invested in sev
eral town lots. His son Otto and
family will also locate in Bandon
soon.
It is stated that the new steamer
Baudon may run permanently be
tween San Francisco and Yaquina
bay, carrying lumber on a charter
lately secured.
The Bandon was
only recently launched and fitted for
the Coquille trade, being modeled
with especial adaptuess to the bar
of this stream. Her commander is
('apt. J. P. Jensen who for a long
time was on the bridge of the Eliza
beth, running into the river.
Myrtle Point Notes,
liom the Enterprise.
An automobile line to carry pas
sengers between Florence ami Marsh-
field, is being installed by Portland
men. A seven-passenger Buick will
l>e the first car used, and later two
other and larger cars will be placed
on the run.
John Unican and family, who for
some weeks have been visiting in
Smith River, Cal., returned to Port
Orford last Friday, having fallen in
love with Smith River Valley, which
is one of the finest valleys facing the
Pacific ocean anywhere. Miss Silvia
Clarno returned with them, having
spent a couple of months visiting
w ith her father at Pistol River.
Mayor M. <>. Stemmier last week
registered in with probably the big
gest pair of elk horns of the season;
anyway he is waiting to be shown a
arger pair. His prize was an animal
as large as a horse. The horns had
eleven prongs on one side and nine
on the other. Mr. Stemmier suc
ceeded in saving the head and neck
stvering of the animal, and when
The Commissioner of the General mounted he will have a rare trophy.
Land Office has issued an order
Contractor J. I). Bennett has a
which requires the registers and re
large amount of material on hand
ceivers of the United States I.and
or the construction of the new
Offices to prepare all applications to
bridge across the North Fork at the
make entries and tilings on public
mill, and a number of workmen are
lands when they are requested to do
ncamped at the site with their
so by the applicant. This order will
families. Two pile drivers are on
insure greater accuracy in papers of
the job, and several of the piles have
this kind, and be a saving to the ap
been driven to place. Work will be
plicants who have heretofore been
hurried to get the new bridge ready
required to have applications pre
for use this winter. The new struc
pared at their own expense.
ture will be to the east of the present
Asher H. Moore, a pioneer of bridge, about on the site of the for
Southern Oregon, and for half a mer bridge.
century a resident of Curry county,
The first convention of Rebekah
died at Gold Beach on Tuesday,
district No. 18 was held at Coquille
Oct. 1. 1907, aged 71 years on the
Wednesday, with representatives of
12th of last March. In early days
that order present from all tie towns
Mr. Moore ran a pack train from
of Coos county. Mrs. Galloway of
Crescent City to Waldo and Kirby
McMinnville, President of the State
ville, and took part in the Indian
Assembly was present. The local
wars of that section and was in the
lodge served a fine luncheon at noon
battle of Hungry Hill. He after
and the session was formally opened
wards married Miss Charlotte Morri
at 2:30, with Mrs. Dubner of Marsh
son, at the mouth of Rogue river,
field as chairman, and Mrs. Chase of
and settled in that vicinity where he
Coquille as secretary. Mrs. Law
was universally respected, and was
rence of Coquille made the opening
once elected Sheriff. The deceased
address of welcome, and Mrs. Adams
was a natural mechanic and civil en
of this city responded. Marshfield
gineer, and in his busy life did more
was chosen as the place for the next
than his allotted share of hard work.
convention. Mrs. Owens of Marsh
His was a useful life, and now that
field being chosen as chairman, and
the tired body is at rest and the busy
Mrs. Robinson of Coquille secre
hands folded on his peaceful bosom
tary. I11 the evening the local lodge
—perhaps it is better so.
exemplified the work, and afterwards
punch and cake were served.
Coquille Notes.
From the Sentinel.
Wm. McKay, foreman of Price’s
shipbuilding operations at Bandon,
was in town Sunday evening going
to Portland on a business trip. The
plant, which was destroyed by fire
last summer, is nearly in shape for
business in its new location.
The new freight boat built by Ed
Ellingston for J. R. Miller of Port
Orford, and which is to ply between
Coos Bay, Bandon and Port Orford,
was launched from the yard above
Coquille yesterday at noon. She is
a trim and substantial craft, supplied
with strong machinery.
We learn from the proceedings of
the Methodist conference held in
Portland that Rev. W S. Gordon
has been assigned to the Coquille-
Bandon circuit for the ensuing year.
Also we note that Rev. G. W. Ellis,
late of this pastorate, is assigned to
Springfield, Lane County.
Without Pay or Thanks.
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of the |>ost tnastet general of
establishing postal saving» banks
which he is to recommend to tlx
next congress. He will also recom
mend the establishment of the par
cels post, which is likely to be op
posed by the express companies and
the country merchants, while the
bankers are quite likely to be a unit
against the postal savings scheme.
I le will also recommend the re
duction of the first-class rate between
this and a number of foreign
countries, will approve the establish
ment of stamp-vending machines
and ask the revival of the p 1U.1l
note, along with other reforms and
additions to the service.
The new
ruk*s provide that domestic money
orders may be exchanged for war
rants on the U. S. treasurer at the
•xpiration of a year, by application
to the postmaster.
Another thing
not generally know n is tli.it regisLei-
ed packages to the amount of $25 »re
tisured against loss in the mails.
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Lodge etnei ProíYe&aionkl Directory
I
Lodges axi Requested U> Notify this Office ou Election of Officers and ou
Change of Meetiug Night.
Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month
Dr H. IL- Houston,
Masonic.
andon lodge , No. tir., a f . a m .
PH I SK I AS X 8UMÍOH
communication» first Satur
B day Stated
Ollio«'
oiet Drug Store.
Hours, It to 1?,
after the full moon of each mouth
s
s
Titulier Unii Act .lime 3.
NOTICE F< R PUBLICATION.
United Slate» Land Office. R.utebnrg Ore.. :
August 7. I*.H>7.
Notice is hereby given that in eoiuplianue
iith tbe provision» of tlie net ot lAmgre^f
f Juiu- 3. ItiTM, entitled '"An act for the
ale of timber lands in the State» of Cal-
fornin. Oregon, Nevada, and Wasliiiigtsin
I'erritorv,” as extende.l to all the I'ubfic
Land State» by act of August 4. I?H2.
¡ .liti M. Long, of Bandon. County of U im O,
tate (or Territory) of Or< gon. lina this day
iled 111 this office liis HU .rn »tatenient No
491, for file purchase of the NE'4 of NW>4.
>f Section No. 29, in Townahip No. 29 S.,
tange No. 14 West, and will offer proof
o allow that the land sought is more valu
tile for it» timber or stone than (or agrienl-
ural purposes, and to establish liis claim to
aid land before L
Lilj. ijvist, U.S. Com[
nioHiotier at Marshfield. Oregon, on Wed
icsday, tho Gth day of November, 1907.
Hs names as witnesses: Chris Long,
«'rank Bates, Frank -Beyerle and Edward
Ibnian, all of Bandon. Coos Conuty, Ore
jón.
Any and all person» claiming adversely
be above-described lands are requested to
ile their claims in this office on or before
mid Gth day of November, 1907.
B kniamin L E ddy , Register.
All Master Masons cordially invited.
IL H. ROSA W.M.
H.tu. I ÜW to 4. p 111. ; 7 to 8 in the evening
Night calls answered from office.
IIA NIION.
I. O. <>. F
ANDON LODGE. No. 1X1, 1. O. O. 1
every WedliemiHV evening.
brother» in g«»>d »landing cor
dially invited.
NATH AN BARKLOW, N. G.
L. J. R adi . ky , Sec.
meet»
B Visiting
EETS Every 2nd and 4th
of
the month. A cordial invitation <• tended
to all members in good »landing.
ANNA CRAINE, N. G.
Pruni. E bickson , Seo'y.
NOTARY Piriti.h’
Bandon,
I y ELI’HI LODGE No. <14, Knights of
1 J Pythias. Meets every Monday even
LOUIS DOON AR,
mg at Masonic ball
ViHiting Knights in
viled to attend.
li. E. I, Bedlllion,
C. Electrician.
H. N. H suuiniiton , K of li. S.
1
Pont ractor
Woodmen of the World.
Estimates
w. o. w.
buildings.
meets in regular session the first and
third Thursdays of each mouth in the Ma
sonic hall. Visiting members are cordially
invited.
A. RICE, C. C.
O. C. W aldvogfl , Clerk.
Direct to every
easide camp n <>. 212,
S
Or.
Resident Dentist
OFFICE IN OLD BllEUEH BUILDING,
BANDON,
!
OREGON
1
Oregon.
San Francisco and Portland with
W. E. THRESHER,
Attorney - at - Law.
high rent, a horde of hired men and
big profits all cut out of Schuman
Piano prices.
i
Watchmaker & Jeweler
t
given on any ki
Address Bandon, O
M. G. Po
Consult him for your eyes, bei
weariness, or nervonsneas.
Sometimes is and son
isin’t his fortune, but
clean shave and a neat I
goes a good ways on ll
pressions.
Everythinl
and clean, and at your I
iate disposal.
I
f
HARRY MORI«
Notary Public
Wedderburn
$100 Saved
Oregon,
Near Po»t Officl
(J. H. Smith.
The undersigned has no rents, com
missions or hired men to pay.
Bandon Drug Co. Store. Bandon
Unii
A Man’s Face
I*. TOPPING,
Bandon.
inni
Oct. 15, 16 and
Fire Insurance.
a
Supplies
at Bandiio Ihlv
I». I.. NTF.EI.E
NOTARY public .
d ».
For
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
half a century the Schuman has been
Bandon Foundry
Machine Shop
In a recent address United States
Senator David Davis sang praises
Garfield & Von Pegert.
concerning newspapers anil it is
safe to say that it will not be soon
forgotten by the pencil pushers.
He said: “Every year every local
WORK A SPECIALTY.
paper gives from 5,000 to 50,000
free lines for the benefit of the com
pecial
achines
munity in which it is located.
At
fair advertising rates 10 cents a line,
uilt to rder
this means $500 to $5,000.
No
other agerfey can or will do this. Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
The editor, in proportion to his
Screws,
Machine
Bolts,
Pipe and Pittings,
means, does more for his hometown
Brass Work.
than any other man.
He ought to
General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
be supported, not because you hap
Connection.
1 . '
pen to like him or admire his writing,
but because a local paper is the best
COQUILLE
investment a community can make.
It may not be crowded with great
thought, but financially it is of more
benefit than both preacher anil teach
NOBLER A MORRISON, l’rop’ra
Goqnille, Oregon.
er. Today editors do more for less
pay than any men on earth. Patron First-Class Laundry Work
ize your home paper, not as a charity
of every kind done on short not ice,
but as an investment
and at reasonable prices.
Mill
and Steamboat
M
S
B
O
1 winner of Piano Medals.
It comes
in Walnut, Quartered Oak or beau
Real Estate and City Prope
tiful Mahogany, and carries with it
Our pay
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general
ment plan will carry you gracefully
erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rent:
a gilt edged guarantee.
on until yon wind up with the final i
guaranteed
payment and have a
title all your own.
.
Steam Laundry.
T
O- T- Blumenrotb
AND
f
Light [and
Modern Woodmen,
/»O IttiDH ,
Ore
'ABLE ROCK
N<». 917«», M W.
of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of
each urolith at Concrete Hall.
Visiting
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
t'. S.
hik I Notary l*ull
GEORGE LORENZ. H. C.
hihiiuH uml I in ti proof* lunde on 11
E. E. O akks , Clerk.
stenda, I iiiilnr < 'liiinix and other (J. S. I
Money l.oann Negotiated on Appi
Security.
I
Forester» of America.
Office in room 10 Beverie Building!
/ toi R I QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No. don. Resid<*m e >* • Butte (’reek, (
17. ineets Friday night of eacli week,
Heal I stai« bought and Sold J
in Coucrete Hall, Bandon, Oregon. A cor-
dial welcome is extended t<> nll visiting
brotber».
W L. DAVIDSON,
a m . miriirocK
G. T yi . kb ,
Chief Ranger.
Fin. Secretary.
ATTORNEY and counselor at law
Î,»
Electric
phone Work.
GEO.
THE EXPERT
( Jregoil
Knights <>r Pythias
Purchaser .
NORDEN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notary Public
Tuemlay». '
Practice ni.’ht first Wednesday of th.
M month,
Social I'.veuing the did Saturday
h s
VAN
O K- WADE
Otlit’V with W heeler Kviil Estnle ‘
B andon ,
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Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
Coos County
F. H .
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Prosper
Mill C
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine, Spruce an
White Cedar Lumber...
I
EM.
Furman,
i
Factory Agent
General Mcrchanc
1
Joseph Bledsoe and wife are home
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
from th<^ extended absence spent
» I
I
with relatives at Los Angeles and in
a Specialty.
Satisfaction
is
Guaranteed.
seeing the sights farther south, they
New Bulletin.
Market I’rioe Allowed for Produce of all Kinde.
having returned via Roseburg, Sat
J^yOrdera left on Mondays with onr Ban
O
PROSPER,
don agent, A. O. TROWBRIDGE. will l>o
urday morning. The trip was gi cat-
Coquille
A new bulletin of postoftice rules given careful attention and delivered in Bandon
ly enjoyed, the couple even crossing
has been issued from the office of Bandon at the store Friday evenings.
North Bend
the Government boundary into Mex
Myrtle Point
Postmaster General Von Meyer.
ico while away.
One rule that will lie of interest to a
Marshfield
Kennett P. Lawrence drops a great many people is the saving C. L. LAW &
[SUCCESSOR TO HOOVER A MONDAV.|
jiostal to the Sentinel from Oakland, deposit feature, which is absolutely
C. W. DYGERT
Cal., in which he tells us that he has safe, with the government backing.
gone to work in that city, and con This provides that domestic money
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ditions are looking much improved. orders may be drawn, payable to Painters and Contractors
Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables, Lard
Kennett, it will be remembered, left the purchaser at the office of issue,
linn««».
Sign
and
Carriage
I
In re a few weeks ago in company or at any other money order office,
: a F h aving purchased thin old ami well eatablishedfliiiainew;. nml m
I
Paint inffi,
tbe Marshall Bnilding, east aide Main af reet, we solicit a continnance
with two others to seek his fortune in and be retained as savings, but
patronage, guaranteeing hoiieat grewla, fair prices and courteona trentm
All Work
the Golden State. He says the big purchasers should present the order
Prie«*« Bt
able
car strike bids fair to be early set for payment within seven years of
Farm Produce Always Bought and S
tled.
Bandon, Oregon.
date of issue. This is along the idea
BANDON MEAT MARK